The word “crisis” has been used a lot in recent years, so much that it’s probably lost some of its meaning. Nevertheless, the current state of illegal immigration and the border still qualifies, although some people fail to recognize the serious nature of the problem.

Investigations into the 2016 election continue. Much of the media has highlighted the allegation of “collusion” with Russia (with no proof after almost three years), but much less attention has been given to the original history of what occurred in the Obama Department of Justice, the FBI, under Director Comey, and the FISA Court prior to the 2016 election. Luckily, some journalists who remain loyal to the largely-lost standard of journalistic integrity and some organizations devoted to seeking the truth have discovered and revealed how many public officials allowed their personal bias to overcome their obligation to be impartial in application of the law. For many, the result is a crisis of confidence in the judicial system.

On Thursday evening, March 21, Fountain Hills AZ Tea Party will provide an opportunity to learn more about these issues. On the topic of immigration, we’ll welcome an agent from ICE to provide a firsthand perspective about the mission of that agency. We also expect to have experts to discuss the roles of the Border Patrol and Customs and Border Protection.

Judicial Watch is a national organization whose motto is, “Because no one is above the law.” Mark Spencer, Southwest Regional Director of Judicial Watch, will discuss its mission and activities. All interested parties are welcome to join the discussion at 6:30 p.m. on March 21 at the FHUSD Learning Center (Northeast corner of Palisades and Golden Eagle). Come, listen, learn.